Critical Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies
CRGS faculty research highlighted in Society for Cultural Anthropology Podcast titled "What Disappointment Does."
AnthroPod, the official podcast of the Society for Cultural Anthropologists, interviewed Dr.
CRGS faculty elected to executive board of the Association for Asian American Studies
Dr. Paul Michael L. Atienza was elected to the executive board of the Association for Asian American Studies (AAAS) as the Northern California/Nevada region representative.
CRGS faculty participates in closing NSF-funded research group summit
Dr. Paul Michael L. Atienza joined the closing summit of the NSF-funded Knowledge of AIDS (KOA) Research Community Network (RCN).
Captive Bodies: Overmedication as Structural Violence Against Women by Stephanie Murillo
Stephanie Murillo was selected from a group of undergraduate students to participate in the Summer Research Immersion Program at the University of Guanajuato in summer of 2025.
Christina Hsu Accomando, English and Critical Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies
Macmillan Learning invited Professor Christina Hsu Accomando, editor of Macmillan's textbook Race, Class, and Gender in the United States: An Intersectional Study
Christina Hsu Accomando, English and Critical Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies
CRGS and English Professor Christina Hsu Accomando co-authored two essays on authoritarianism and resistance with Dr. Kristin J. Anderson, professor of psychology at the University of Houston.
CRGS professor invited to join NSF funded research group focused on the cultural knowledge of HIV/AIDS
Dr. Paul Michael L.
CRGS Professor PML Atienza publishes dating app article in Ethnoscripts
CRGS assistant professor Dr. Paul Michael Leonardo Atienza publishes “Feeling Failure: Appnography and Its Affective Ties to the Ethnographer’s Life" in a special issue of Ethnoscripts.
Dr. Atienza publishes a set of poems on being queer & Filipino in America
CRGS assistant professor Dr.
Students and faculty presented at the Latinx Studies Association Conference
Students and faculty from the Promotorx Transformative Educators Program and the Department of Critical Race, Gender, & Sexuality Studies presented a panel titled "Ethnic Studies as Liberatory Joy in Rural California" at the Latinx Studies Association Conference hosted at Arizona State Univer